Duh - should have known from your email address that you were
Stateside!

Great to hear your news though - what did you go for in the end?

Carole

--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "debbieinreno"
<debbieinreno@...> wrote:
>
> Thank you so much Carole!!  I took your advice and made an
> appointment to meet with a person at a music store tomorrow.  I
can
> rent the flute like you said and get the rental off the cost if I
> decide to purchase.  Your quick response was so very helpfull!!
>
> Debbie Miller
>
> P.S. I live in Reno, Nevada USA  : )
>
> --- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "Carole Miller"
> <flutepastels@> wrote:
> >
> > You don't say where you're living Debbie but in the UK there are
> > several Try Before You Buy schemes where you hire the instrument
> then
> > if you decide to purchase, you get the rental off the cost of
the
> > instrument.
> >
> > I am sure there will be similar schemes in the States But I
could
> > vouch for John Myatts - http://www.myatt.co.uk/, Top Wind -
> > http://www.topwind.com/ or Just Flutes -
http://www.justflutes.com/
> >
> > Good Luck with the search.
> >
> > Cheeri
> > Carole
> >
> > --- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "debbieinreno"
> <debbieinreno@>
> > wrote:
> > >
> > > My son is 9 years old and would like to start playing the
> flute.  I
> > > don't know where to begin.  Should I purchase one at a pawn
shop
> or
> > do
> > > I go straight to a music store and start at the top?  My only
> > concern
> > > is that purchasing such a beautiful instrument from a music
> store
> > then
> > > having a 9 year old loose interest in 6 months is a costly
> > > investment.  Your help is appreciated.  Debbie
> > >
> >
>

Hey Flying Ace is back!! Great to hear from you Lynsey - So you're a
peri now - welcome to the big bad world!! What are you up to the rest
of the week?

It's always difficult establishing one's self. It takes a couple of
terms but then they stop being wary of you and resentful that you took
over from their teacher (Whether they liked or disliked the teacher -
kids don't like change) and then you start to see them blossom.
Keeping your tone light and not coming down on them too much ...
Saying things like I'm not going to nag you about practise because you
know what you should be doing. Talking of practise I sometimes use the
word training and relate it to their sport!

Clear statements about your expectations and what they might like to
get out of it! I am sure that you have thought of doing something they
like but still making sure it's prepared to your standards.

Anyway - good luck! I always found a good stock of (clean) jokes handy
too - they never laugh at them but you'll catch them telling their
friends in the lunch queue!

And keep in touch!!

Carole
aka Mostlywind

Hey Mike - thanks for the link!

Looks like a great flute shop!

Carole

--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, Mike Garant <mg200963@...>
wrote:
>
> ´Hi Deb,
>
>   Here is a link to a good seller.
>
>   Liz answers questions and is reliable.  Her reconditioned
guaranted used Yamahas start at 250:
>
>   http://www.winds101.com/basic.htm
>
>   Good Luck!
>   Mike
>
>
>
> Dr. Mike Garant
>
> Senior Lecturer
>
> Department of Translation Studies
>
> University of Helsinki
>
> Box 94
>
> FIN-45101 Kouvola
>
> Finland
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
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´Hi Deb,

   Here is a link to a good seller.

   Liz answers questions and is reliable.  Her reconditioned guaranted used
Yamahas start at 250:

   http://www.winds101.com/basic.htm

   Good Luck!
   Mike



Dr. Mike Garant

Senior Lecturer

Department of Translation Studies

University of Helsinki

Box 94

FIN-45101 Kouvola

Finland

















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Thank you so much Carole!!  I took your advice and made an
appointment to meet with a person at a music store tomorrow.  I can
rent the flute like you said and get the rental off the cost if I
decide to purchase.  Your quick response was so very helpfull!!

Debbie Miller

P.S. I live in Reno, Nevada USA  : )

--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "Carole Miller"
<flutepastels@...> wrote:
>
> You don't say where you're living Debbie but in the UK there are
> several Try Before You Buy schemes where you hire the instrument
then
> if you decide to purchase, you get the rental off the cost of the
> instrument.
>
> I am sure there will be similar schemes in the States But I could
> vouch for John Myatts - http://www.myatt.co.uk/, Top Wind -
> http://www.topwind.com/ or Just Flutes - http://www.justflutes.com/
>
> Good Luck with the search.
>
> Cheeri
> Carole
>
> --- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "debbieinreno"
<debbieinreno@>
> wrote:
> >
> > My son is 9 years old and would like to start playing the
flute.  I
> > don't know where to begin.  Should I purchase one at a pawn shop
or
> do
> > I go straight to a music store and start at the top?  My only
> concern
> > is that purchasing such a beautiful instrument from a music
store
> then
> > having a 9 year old loose interest in 6 months is a costly
> > investment.  Your help is appreciated.  Debbie
> >
>

´Hi Deb,

   Here is a link to a good seller.

   Liz answers questions and is reliable.  Her reconditioned guaranted used
Yamahas start at 250:

   http://www.winds101.com/basic.htm

   Good Luck!
   Mike



Dr. Mike Garant

Senior Lecturer

Department of Translation Studies

University of Helsinki

Box 94

FIN-45101 Kouvola

Finland

















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Hi Debbie,

   Can't the music teacher help with referrals on where to buy?

   You should do web searches on how to buy a flute.  Used flutes are sometimes
lemons like used cars - so read up on it.

   Most music stores have rent to own programs and a wide selection of used
flutes.

   Pawn shops are Ok but you should have an expert inspect the flute before you
buy in case is severely flawed or needs repairs.

   http://www.usedflutes.com/ has many flutes.  Some high end but also good
student models.

   In Finland, Yamahas are seen as a good buy because of their reliability.
Sometimes good deals (around 200) on Yamahas come up on Usedflute.com.  Again,
ask the flute tecaher before buying so you don't get ripped off.

   Good Luck!
   Mike


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Hey, nice to be back. Nice to see Mostly and Dominy97 still around. Used
to be the username flyingace99, and was at uni at the time. Several
years ago! Ring any bells guys?! Anyway, high time I rejoined this
group. Well, an update, I am now working as a woodwind peri at a couple
of local high schools.       Have been enjoying this weeks half term,
not looking forward to going back tomorrow however! Some of my kids are
doing really well, and some are a complete waste of space, and are quite
apathetic. Have tried all sorts to get their intrest back, but still
nada. Any suggestions would be welcome. The're mainly beginners up to Gr
1 standard. Thanks guys. Adios!

You don't say where you're living Debbie but in the UK there are
several Try Before You Buy schemes where you hire the instrument then
if you decide to purchase, you get the rental off the cost of the
instrument.

I am sure there will be similar schemes in the States But I could
vouch for John Myatts - http://www.myatt.co.uk/, Top Wind -
http://www.topwind.com/ or Just Flutes - http://www.justflutes.com/

Good Luck with the search.

Cheeri
Carole

--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "debbieinreno" <debbieinreno@...>
wrote:
>
> My son is 9 years old and would like to start playing the flute.  I
> don't know where to begin.  Should I purchase one at a pawn shop or
do
> I go straight to a music store and start at the top?  My only
concern
> is that purchasing such a beautiful instrument from a music store
then
> having a 9 year old loose interest in 6 months is a costly
> investment.  Your help is appreciated.  Debbie
>

My son is 9 years old and would like to start playing the flute.  I
don't know where to begin.  Should I purchase one at a pawn shop or do
I go straight to a music store and start at the top?  My only concern
is that purchasing such a beautiful instrument from a music store then
having a 9 year old loose interest in 6 months is a costly
investment.  Your help is appreciated.  Debbie

Hello and welcome -

Are you playing with a keyboard/piano/organ or is it just 2 flutes?

You could try Rimsky-Korsakov/Lynch: FLUTE OF THE BUMBLEBEE or
Mendelssohn: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM arranged for 2 flutes and
there's the Telemann, Mozart, Kohler and Kummer duets and there are
loads of arrangements of other things that will be suitable for
weddings.

There's also Armitage/Armitage: WEDDING MUSIC + CD .

Good luck - let us know how you get on!

Carole

Hello! I have just come across this group whilst searching for some
sheet musicto buy.  A friend and I have been asked to play our flutes
at a wedding in the summer, but I am having problems finding something
suitable to play.  Does anyone know any good pieces for two flute
players about grade 7?

Any help and advice gratefully received!

Thank you

I agree, when i first played it, not up to tempo of course, it
wasn't to bad, the tricky party was playing all of it up to tempo. I
never really got around to play the coda, so i think the end was a
bit more complicated, but it was a fun one
Krystle
--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, dominy97 <no_reply@y...> wrote:
>
> I tried that 'Carnival of Venice' last year, and was surprised to
> find it isn't nearly as hard as it sounds!
>
> I've taken to reviewing CDs on MusicWeb International, and have
just
> received some by the flutist Laurel Zucker. Anybody heard of her?
>
> Cheers,
> Domski
>
> --- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "flute_player2008"
> <flute_player2008@y...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > I just found this group today, just htought i'd say hi and tell
a
> bit about myself...
> >
> > Im a student and i have been playing the flute for 5 years, i am
> currently working on C.Chaminade's Concertino for flute and piano.
> >
> > Some other stuff i have been working on this year...
> >
> > Taffanel's Andante Pastoral et Scherzettino
> >
> > Perilhou's Ballade
> >
> > Enesco's Cantabile et PResto
> >
> > Bricccialdi's Carnival of Venice, i worked on a bit over the
> summer but haven't found the time to play much this year.
> >
> > I love to play the flute and i hope to make some friends who
also
> enjoy the flute.
> >
> > :)
> >
> >
> >
> > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> >
>

Ballade is really nice, and i think its pretty fun to play.
The flute i'm playing on now, (new as of august :-) ) is a Yamaha
Allegro 471, Im not really studying flute/music now, but i plan to
when i get to college, cuz right now im only a sophomore in High
school. I am in this class in my school where you get solo's from
the teacher and you practice all hour, and when you get a song down,
technically and the sound ( i can't think of the fancy term right
now ) he gives you a new solo. Like i said i've gone through like 3
and am on my fourth :)
Krystle
--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "Carole Miller"
<flutepastels@l...> wrote:
>
> Great to hear all about you and what you are playing.
>
> I know several members like the Chaminade and the Andante Pastoral
and
> Scherzettino is a particular favourite of mine. I don't know the
> Perilhou's Ballade. Is it nice?
>
> What kind of flute are you playing on? Make model? that sort of
stuff?
>
> Are you studying flute/music or something quite different?
>
> Looking forward to hearing from you.
>
> All the best
> Carole
>

I tried that 'Carnival of Venice' last year, and was surprised to
find it isn't nearly as hard as it sounds!

I've taken to reviewing CDs on MusicWeb International, and have just
received some by the flutist Laurel Zucker. Anybody heard of her?

Cheers,
Domski

--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "flute_player2008"
<flute_player2008@y...> wrote:
>
>
> I just found this group today, just htought i'd say hi and tell a
bit about myself...
>
> Im a student and i have been playing the flute for 5 years, i am
currently working on C.Chaminade's Concertino for flute and piano.
>
> Some other stuff i have been working on this year...
>
> Taffanel's Andante Pastoral et Scherzettino
>
> Perilhou's Ballade
>
> Enesco's Cantabile et PResto
>
> Bricccialdi's Carnival of Venice, i worked on a bit over the
summer but haven't found the time to play much this year.
>
> I love to play the flute and i hope to make some friends who also
enjoy the flute.
>
> :)
>
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>

Great to hear all about you and what you are playing.

I know several members like the Chaminade and the Andante Pastoral and
Scherzettino is a particular favourite of mine. I don't know the
Perilhou's Ballade. Is it nice?

What kind of flute are you playing on? Make model? that sort of stuff?

Are you studying flute/music or something quite different?

Looking forward to hearing from you.

All the best
Carole

I just found this group today, just htought i'd say hi and tell a bit about
myself...

Im a student and i have been playing the flute for 5 years, i am currently
working on C.Chaminade's Concertino for flute and piano.

Some other stuff i have been working on this year...

Taffanel's Andante Pastoral et Scherzettino

Perilhou's Ballade

Enesco's Cantabile et PResto

Bricccialdi's Carnival of Venice, i worked on a bit over the summer but haven't
found the time to play much this year.

I love to play the flute and i hope to make some friends who also enjoy the
flute.

:)



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IIF YOU HAVE INTEREST, PLEASE WRITE TO ME


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   Subject: [Flute Pastels] Professional instrument resources in Chicago


   Does anyone know of any used flute sellers in Chicago, such as the
   Flute Center in NY or the Flute Exchange in Boulder, CO?  Or any
   organization in that city that would carry a variety of professional
   flutes?  I'm in the process of getting a new flute and I'll also be
   vacationing in Chicago in mid-October.  Thought I should try some
   flutes while I'm there.  I'm particuarly looking to try some Powells,
   Brannens, and Miyazawas.

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Does anyone know of any used flute sellers in Chicago, such as the
Flute Center in NY or the Flute Exchange in Boulder, CO?  Or any
organization in that city that would carry a variety of professional
flutes?  I'm in the process of getting a new flute and I'll also be
vacationing in Chicago in mid-October.  Thought I should try some
flutes while I'm there.  I'm particuarly looking to try some Powells,
Brannens, and Miyazawas.

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I was sent the following as part of an organisation involved in
music psychology research. I thought maybe some of you might like to
take part.

Keep tooting!!

Kaz


Dear colleagues,

We are looking for musicians with very good musical aural skills to
fill
in a questionnaire, which aims
* to improve our understanding of the origins of musical aural
skills,
and on this basis
* to develop better ways of teaching musical aural skills

If you are interested, please check out the questionnaire at
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If not, please forward this message to fellow musicians, friends,
colleagues, students, and teachers whom you consider to have very
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Yours sincerely

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I agree. I played one of these for a while when I was a student, and
it was fine. Condition is by far the most important thing, and
nothing will put a pupil off faster than a non-functioning
instrument. Make sure the teacher tries anything you buy in future!

Cheers, Dominy

--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, Jane Wicherski <andymanmn@e...>
wrote:
> Mike, I would say, as a student starting my third year, that the
flute
> should be fine for him. If he has any inclination to continue with
the
> flute into college, say in a marching band, or chamber orchestra,
or
> whatever, even jazz, it will be time enough to upgrade then. If he
keeps
> this flute in good condition, you'll be able to recover what you
spent
> initially, and only be out the maintenance that you'd have no
matter
> what he plays!
> Upgrading when he's ready will be a pretty personal thing,
depending on
> what sound he's looking for. The Yamahas are said to have an "easy
to
> play, fat sound" which is good in ensemble playing.
>
> That's my humble opinion.
> Janey

Mike, I would say, as a student starting my third year, that the flute
should be fine for him. If he has any inclination to continue with the
flute into college, say in a marching band, or chamber orchestra, or
whatever, even jazz, it will be time enough to upgrade then. If he keeps
this flute in good condition, you'll be able to recover what you spent
initially, and only be out the maintenance that you'd have no matter
what he plays!
Upgrading when he's ready will be a pretty personal thing, depending on
what sound he's looking for. The Yamahas are said to have an "easy to
play, fat sound" which is good in ensemble playing.

That's my humble opinion.
Janey

Hi All!

I have a question.

I live in Finland.  On a recent trip to the USA I bought a YFL-22
Yamaha flute for my son.  I didn't know it is an older phased out
model. (OK - I know - I should have done more homework) It looks like
it is in good shape to me, i.e. no dents, finnish OK, around 4 yellow
pads.  I have to take it to the repair shop Monday to get some new
pads and some of the keys adjusted.

He has an Armstrong before with a crooked mouthpeice that he started
with which he will play while the other is in the shop.

Here is my question:  Is a 20 year old flute YFL-22 Yamaha like that
still going to be OK for an 11 year old starting his 3rd year?  Or,
should I have it fixed, sell it, and buy a newer model.

Any advice is appreciated.

Cheers,
Mike

Dear Member,

I am real and truly accomplished classical composer man, 45 years old
looking for performers to play my music FOR FLUTE and talk about
classical music and give me back comments.

http://members.sibeliusmusic.com/guisong (playback my 140 works)

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29 Preludes for Piano op.1
Sonata for Violin and Piano op.2 no.1
Infant Suite for Piano op.3 no.1
Sonata for Piano op.4
6 Ideas for Piano op.5
Suite for Flute and Piano op.6 no.1
Sonata for Violin and Piano op.7 no.2
Impromptu for Piano op.8
Fantasy for Guitar and Piano op.9
Fantasy for Cello and Piano op.10
Musica for Violin and Piano op.11
Fantasy for Clar. and Piano op.12
Fantasy for Piano op.13 no.1
Brasiliana for Piano op.14
3 Themes for Piano op.15
Poetic Prelude for Piano op.16 no.1
Fantasy for Flute and Piano op.17 no.1
Scherzo for Basson and Piano op.18
Poetic Prelude for Piano op.19 no.2
Infant Suite for Piano op.20 no.2
Prelude and Fugue for Piano op.21
Fantasy for Violin and Piano op.22
Fantasy for Piano op.23 no.2
Sonata for Cello and Piano op.24
Two part Invention for Piano op.25
Musica for 2 Violins and Piano op.26
Fantasy for Piano op.27 no.3
Fantasy for Piano op.28 no.4
Musica for Piano op.29(Vol.38)
Ballade for Piano op.30(Vol.36)
"I Love You" for C. 2 Fl. and Piano op.31
Suite for Flute and Piano op.32 no.2
Fantasy for Flute and Piano op.33 no.2
Theme and 7 variations for Piano op.34
Sonata for Viola and Piano op.35
Etude for Piano op.36 no.1
Etude for Piano op.37 no.2
Fantasy for Flute Clarinet Basson.and Piano op.38
Etude for Piano op.39 no.3
Etude for Piano op.40 no.4
Nocturne for Piano op.41 no.1
Nocturne for Piano op.42 no.2
Nocturne for Piano op.43 no.3
Nocturne for Pianoop.44 no.4
Nocturne for Piano op.45 no.5
"Rio" for Canto and Piano op.46
Nocturne for Piano op.47 no.6
Sonata for Bassoon and Piano op.48 no.3
Fantasy for Oboe and Piano op.49
Sonata for Violin and Piano op.50 no.3
Sonata for Violin and Piano op.51 no.4
Nocturne for Piano op.52 no.7 for Piano
Fantasy for Violin Viola Cello and Piano op.53
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra op.54 no.1
"Mar" for Canto and Piano op.55
Poetic Prelude for Piano op.56 no.3
Symphonic Overture for Orchestra op.57
Symphonic Moment for Orchestra op.58
"Feeling" for Piano op.59
Serenade for Violin and Cordas ("Classica") op.60
3 Poems for Piano op.61
4 Fantasies in Jazz for Violin and Piano op.62
5 Fantasies in Jazz for Piano op.63
"Walk in the Street" for Piano op.64
"Landscape" for Piano op.65
"The River" for Piano op.66
"My Son Playing" for Piano op.67
"The Cloud" for Piano op.68
"The Stars" for Piano op.69
"Martyrdom of the Insects" for P.op.70
"Happy Hour" for Piano op.71
"Sad Waltz" for Piano op.72
Nocturne for Piano op.73 no.8
"Mrs. Evie drink the tea" for Piano op.74
"Mr.Alfred Drink the Coffee" for Piano op.75
Nocturne for Piano op.76 no.9
Serenade for Tr.Sax 2 Tromb.Tuba and P op.77
"The Toy" for Piano op.78
"Planets" for Flute and Piano op.79
28 Romantics Themes for Piano op.80
Nocturne for Piano op.81 no.10
Nocturne for Piano op.82 no.11
"...for the sick children" for Piano op.83
Fantasy for Piano op.84 no.5
Waltz for Piano (4 hands) op.85
Concerto for Piano and Orchestra op.86 no.2
Nature Suite for Piano op.87 no.3
Scherzo for Piano op.88 no.1
Toccata for Piano op.89
Sonata for Piano op.90 no.2
Nocturne for Piano op.91 no.12
Christmas Rhapsody for piano op.92 no.1
Christmas Rhapsody for piano op.93 no.2
Etude for piano op.94 no.5
Canzonetta for 4 Cellos op.95
Rhapsody from one Rachmaninoff Theme for Piano op.96
Rhapsody (Penny Lane) for Piano op.97
Rhapsody (Happy Birthday) for Piano op.98
Hungarian Dance (Brahms) for two Pianos op.99
Polonaise (made easy) for Piano op.100
Polonaise (made easy) for Piano op.101
Chopin Concerto (made easy) op.102
Masquerade is over for voice and Piano op.103
Ecstasy for voice and Piano op.104
No one will Share My World like you op.105
Take off your Mask op.106
Etude for Guitar op.107
Nocturne for Guitar op.108
Theme for Sibelius op.109
Ritwav no.1 for Guitar, Bass, Electric Piano and Strings op.110
Ritwav no.2 for Violin and Organ op.111
Ritwav no.3 for Trumpet Piano Bass and Drums op.112
Woman Dancing in the Desert for Orchestra op.113
Movie Theme for Orchestra op.114 no.29
God Save the Queen Rhapsody for Piano op.115
One Kiss in Albeniz for Piano op.116
One Kiss in Tchaikovsky for Piano op.117
Dreams (Movie Theme no.01 for Orchestra) Op.118
Minute Bach for Str, 2 Pianos, Organ and Bass Guitar Op.119
Feeling (Movie Theme no.02 for Orchestra) Op.120
Oriental (Movie Theme no.03 for Orchestra) Op.121
Space (Movie Theme no.04 for Orchestra) Op.122
Landscape (Movie Theme no.05 for Orchestra) Op.123
Mr.Hansen Theme (Movie Theme no.06 for Orchestra) Op.124
Happy (Movie Theme no.07 for Orchestra) Op.125
Ritwav No.4 for Bass Guitar Trumpets, Org. Guit.and Drums Op.126
Ritwav No.5 for Guitar Bass and Drums Op.127
Ritwav No.6 for Organ, Bass and Drums Op.128
Ritwav No.7 for 2 Organs, Strings, Bass and Drums Op.129
Summer (Movie Theme no.08 for Orchestra) Op.130
Ritwav No.8 for Trumpets, Organ, Guitar and Drums Op.131
Ritwav No.9 for Organ, Bass Guitar and Drums Op.132
Ritwav No.10 for 2 Tr, F.Horn, 2 Org, B. Drums and Str Op.133
Ritwav No.11 for 2 Organs, Bass and Drums Op.134
Ritwav No.12 for 2 Organs, Bass and Drums Op.135
Love (Movie Theme no.09 for Orchestra) Op.136
Romance (Movie Theme no.10 for Orchestra) Op.137
Song for Naira for Singer and Piano Op.138
Love Song for Piano Op.139
Sorcere's Apprentice Op.140

Regards, Guilherme Schroeter
http://members.sibeliusmusic.com/guisong
http://www.copy-us.com/?composer=schroeter&lang=en

Composer pianist
guisongs@...

"They could be just music teachers." Heavens forbid that we might be judged
by mere music teachers! ;-)

Anyways - they will know how to play Mozart!!! There are plenty of resources
around that will tell you how to play this - I think I am correct saying
that the Appoggiaturas should be played on the beat. Of course it doesn't
matter what the resources say - there is no substitute for good taste!! So
use your instincts too.

Good luck for November and let us know how it goes.

Kaz

Be very welcomed Grace! Could you star telling us what you like playing in your
flute?
When was your first experience with a flute?Parents,brothers,school,friends?
Let me know.Sorry if I'm a bit nosey for English standards,anyway, I don't care
because I'm a Brazilian.Take care.
Sandro



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I got a bit confused to start with becasue the fingering is kind of
reversed. Sounds cool putting your hand through the ring!! Certainly
could be a talking point when telling students about the development
of the flute! " And here we have gone full circle!" ...... ;-)

Enjoy

Kaz

--- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, dominy97 <no_reply@y...> wrote:
> Yes, I now have one. Very interesting, but a recipe for RSI if
ever
> there was one! The problem I have is having to revise my
fingerings.
> The picture on the website shows an 'easy' option, but which
> reverses the usual flute grip and therefore fingerings. Being a
lazy
> b*gger, I've been trying alternatives, and shall post some photos
if
> I get a chance - all very tortuous though - you have to put your
> left hand through the hole, with the right hand facing you....
>
> Cheers - enjoy the summer!
>
> Dominy
>
> --- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "Carole Miller"
> <flutepastels@l...> wrote:
> > I got one and it sounds fab and is relatively easy to pick up!
> They
> > are selling them on Ebay for about £16.
> >
> > Does anyone else have one?
> >
> > Kaz
> >
> > --- In flutepastels@yahoogroups.com, "Carole Miller"
> > <flutepastels@l...> wrote:
> > >
> > > Anyone ever seen this before? Sounds like?
> > >
> > > http://www.ringflute.com/
> > >
> > > interesting huh?
> > >
> > > Carole

HI everyone...I'm Karen Grace Valderrama from Philippines...I'm playing
flute since I was 8. I am 20 yrs old right now....I'm interested of
building a new circle of friends composing of flutists and flute-
lovers....I am very glad to be in this group.....